Isaiah Colbert

Isaiah Colbert is an Aftermath contributor and freelance writer who loves to write things about anime and put them on the internet.
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One Battle After Another Is An Instant Classic That Plays Fast And Loose With Its Politics
One Battle After Another is an instant popcorn classic that explores the murky, ugly side of revolution and the sexual hangups of fascism.
Netflix’s Kiss Or Die Is Yakuza’s Cringiest Eroge Substory Turned Into A Full-Blown Variety Show
A sketch show with comedians, AV actresses, and a high-budget production that's more insufferable than entertaining
I’m Not A Robot, But This Free Puzzle Game Unearthed My Human Limitations
Don't ask me a math question. I'll cry
What’s Harder To Draw: Horses Or Kisses? We Asked An Expert
Castlevania’s Samuel Deats explains the technical night-mare behind drawing moving horses and intimate kisses
Of Course One Piece’s Pirate Flag Is The Symbol Of A Real-Life Youth Revolution
Gen-Z Nepalese protestors brandished the Straw Hats' jolly roger in an act of life imitating art
The Baby Assassins Trilogy Revived The Lost Art Of Whimsical Action Comedies—And It’s Pretty Gay
Reject John Wick-ification. Embrace silly girlfailures who kick ass.
The Author Immortal Is A Metanarrative Isekai Comic That Explores The Messiness Of Separating The Art From The Artist
Amid canceled creators, cultural reckonings, and A.I.’s rise, Frank Barbiere and Morgan Beem’s new Image Comics series invites readers to reclaim fantasy and confront who stories truly serve
I Unironically Like Netflix’s Live-Action Kakegurui TV Series
Bet is a fun watch when you don’t have sweaty anime fans breathing down your neck
Long Story Short Is A Lot, In A Good Way
The new family drama from the creators of Bojack Horseman is funny, moving, and just the right amount of intense